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		News Photo Gallery February 1, 2010

 

Alpena and Townsend laid-up in Muskegon at the Mart Dock - Steve Jowett
Port of Montreal Lay-up - Kent Malo
Canadian Olympic laid up at sec M-2	Atlantic Erie at sec 24	Algoisle laid up at sec 57 S, rafted to her is the Canadian Prospector	Agawa Canyon lay up at sec 57 N	Tug Victorious rafted to the Gordon C Leitch.
Gordon C Leitch laid up at shed 3
End of Season Duluth Superior - Bob Hom
Roger Blough at CN Duluth			Edward H going to lay up
Innovation and Samuel De Champlain at the Lafarge Dock in Cleveland,  Jan. 28. - Mike Nicholls
Maclin at Port Maitland, January 30 - Shaun Vary
Buffalo Ice Jan. 29 -  Brian W.
Stevenson St. Bridge with a large amount of ice still hanging from the under frame showing the level of the ice at it's highest point during the recent jam up.	Here you can see ice crusted along the side of the creek where it was deposited along the rip rap above the bridge, and then carved by the pressure of the ice in the main channel being squeezed under the bridge just like a glacier.	This shot looks up stream to show the thick ice clogging the channel with the remains of the jam sitting high on both banks revealing the crest level when the water peaked in height during the flood.
Historic Perspectives - Jim Hoffman - Black and white views from Toledo during the early 1980's.
Lakewood upbound Maumee River bound for the Kuhlman Dock to unload sand. Taken from the Cherry Street Bridge April 1981.	Henry Ford II the first coal boat of the 1980 season to arrive at the C&O Coal Docks in early March. She is breaking ice in Maumee Bay in order to dock at the C&O Dock.	Henry Ford II ice breaking completed she is now approaching C&O#2 Dock.
Historical Perspectives - Ron Beaupre
Cedarville loading her first cargo after the conversion from a bulk carrier to a self unloader.	Cedarville under way with her old steam plant and tall stack.	Cedarville with Michipicoten at the Algoma Steel plant at the Canadian Sault. Note the irony of this last photo. Both ships ended up on the bottom. Michipicoten also foundered while under tow to the scrapyard.

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